Friendly pirates were among those trick-or-treating on the square. From left are Errica Tracy holding baby Aliza Tracy; Tayton Tracy, 5; Drew Tracy; and Asher Tracy, 2.
Have you gotten your flu shot?
That stick in your arm is the first and most important step in protecting against influenza, according to officials with the Centers for Disease Control.
Clients of the Hood County Senior Center and the Meals on Wheels program are invited to apply for the Senior Angel Tree.
In a free Fall Festival, Celebrate Recovery will share its ministry with the community from 2-6 p.m. at Hope Community Church, 3206 W. Highway 377.
Kendra Torres (left) was dressed as the tooth fairly on Halloween, while sibling Khloe Torres was dressed as a character from Toy Story.
A parade, program and the North Texas Vet Fest/Ruck are planned in Granbury to honor veterans.
An event for those curious about the Texas Master Naturalists program is planned Thursday, Nov. 14, at the Opal Durant Community Center Library, also known as the Acton Library.
Applications are now available for the 17th annual toy drive to help needy children.
The GHS Pirate Band was one of 10 schools out of 24 selected for the finals of the UIL Area F competition in Birdville last week.
Granbury Live presents two concerts this weekend.
On Friday night Steven Ferrington will pay tribute to two music legends, Jerry Lee Lewis and Willie Nelson.
Granbury Theatre Company will feature students from its theatre academy in “Junie B. Jones The Musical Jr.” on Nov. 15-17 at the Granbury Opera House.
Brittany Newman is the great-granddaughter of the late Norma Crawford who was in the Hood County newspaper business from 1937 until 1970.
Penny Gilley and Doug Allen Nash perform Johnny and June Cash’s hit “Jackson” at Granbury Live Saturday afternoon. Nash entertained the audience with a slew of Johnny Cash favorites.
The number of maddening phone scams seems endless.
It’s hard to trust anyone these days.
Has it been four years already?
James Brock, his family and a host of volunteers will once again provide free Thanksgiving meals at the Granbury Reunion Grounds, 641 Reunion Court.
In 1969 Granbury residents Donald Ray and Bobby Gauntt noticed activity at the corner of West Pearl and North Baker streets.
Drivers in Granbury go to extremes because they’re in such a hurry.
They speed, run red lights and have been known to pass on shoulders and whip in front of cars.
It was a different kind of fi re call. Last Wednesday fi refighters were summoned to rescue a horse that slid into a crevice and was trapped under a mobile home in Indian Harbor.
A Cresson firefighter remained hospitalized at press time after battling a large house fire Saturday night near Cresson.
A VIP tour has been added to Granbury-A Candlelight Tour coming the first weekend in December. As a bonus, adult beverages will be served at the special tour.
Granbury Mayor Nin Hulett is leading in early vote tallies against challenger Joe Davis, with 616 votes (65%) to Davis' 325 (35%).
Showing their support for Vietnam veterans, a group gathered at the Riley Stephens Memorial VFW Post 7835 today to escort The Wall That Heals to Stephenville.
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